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Gemma Tipton offers a beginner’s guide to taking up a new cultural pursuit

You mentioned budgeting

Perhaps that’s the least sexy and yet the most important part. Think of a budget like a recipe. Everything that goes into the mix is listed, and costed. Add a bit for contingency, and off you go. More broadly, almost all established arts festivals operate on the same basic income balance: one-third box office, one-third grants and one-third sponsorship. Keep your eye on all three. Try not to annoy anyone either.

Also, check out their funders and supporters pages. The Arts Council have funding schemes for festivals at different levels, while local authorities also have programmes in place – find details on their websites. And don’t be afraid to ask for advice – it’s a very supportive community. Just make sure to pick your moment.

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